Editor Pick: Books

I've written for as long as I can remember and started writing novel-length fiction as a teenager.

In 'Gone Again' by James Grippando, a mother is convinced that her daughter is alive; she has just heard from her again, and she wants to make sure an innocent man is not executed for a crime she does not believe happened.

'Negotiating the Impossible' is a new book by Harvard professor Deepak Malhotra. It's packed with strategies, tools, and insights about how to turn the tensest of stalemates into a win-win, from the boardroom to the breakfast table. With real-life examples from history, the book is a great read, too.

The Centurion did know in his heart that Jesus was more powerful than Caesar, even more powerful than his many Roman gods.

Hollywood screenwriter Bonnie MacBird, author of 'Art in the Blood: A Sherlock Holmes Adventure,' discusses her meticulous research process and what's next in her Sherlock Holmes series.

Mark Tooley discusses the uncertainty of 1861 and major figures following Abraham Lincoln's election in his book, "The Peace That Almost Was: The Forgotten Story of the 1861 Washington Peace Conference and the Final Attempt to Avert the Civil War."

If I couldn’t write, I would be lost. Totally and completely lost.

When Vic lost another match and was now down $500, he began to make his move.

'Therese Makes a Tapestry' is a wonderful reader; the Illustration is beautiful and the history takes you to a time long gone. This work is a true treasure for your child’s library.

New book, 'Bridging the Gap from Soldier to Civilian,' aids soldiers in making successful transition into being civilians.